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Anything under the Logs or Invocations blade?
June 22, 2025 at 5:19 PM
Anything under the Logs or Invocations blade?
As with any LLM, you need to frame your question within a certain context. Yes, the code is a context but additional context is often required to be called out. I've found configuration things require such additional context. Good luck with your project and using LLMs in your process!
January 26, 2025 at 5:06 PM
As with any LLM, you need to frame your question within a certain context. Yes, the code is a context but additional context is often required to be called out. I've found configuration things require such additional context. Good luck with your project and using LLMs in your process!
And why is it DB2?
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November 17, 2024 at 2:58 PM
And why is it DB2?
Great article! It makes a lot of good points. It must be tough to manage Pulumi stacks in 7 languages and the absolute swamp of YAML one could create. Would you hire a DevOps per language? Or mandate everyone use, say, coffeeScript?
November 16, 2024 at 12:32 PM
Great article! It makes a lot of good points. It must be tough to manage Pulumi stacks in 7 languages and the absolute swamp of YAML one could create. Would you hire a DevOps per language? Or mandate everyone use, say, coffeeScript?
Maybe not right now but having the *ability* to add the complexity could be detrimental. See stacker/troposphere/cloudformation. Restricting the ability for logic early on would make it easier to refactor. I’m all for speed in development but prefer stability and scale.
November 16, 2024 at 2:45 AM
Maybe not right now but having the *ability* to add the complexity could be detrimental. See stacker/troposphere/cloudformation. Restricting the ability for logic early on would make it easier to refactor. I’m all for speed in development but prefer stability and scale.
Great finds! Day two here and already getting the good stuff. IMHO HCL’s limited ability for implementing logic encourages simplicity. When you can overlay already complex language logic on top and within your IaC definition, it could be dangerous to make changes. Would love to learn more!
November 15, 2024 at 11:35 PM
Great finds! Day two here and already getting the good stuff. IMHO HCL’s limited ability for implementing logic encourages simplicity. When you can overlay already complex language logic on top and within your IaC definition, it could be dangerous to make changes. Would love to learn more!
Relatable meme.
November 15, 2024 at 6:15 PM
Relatable meme.
PaaS for moving quickly with high reliability. But now you are beholden to that service. I’d assume most go the PaaS route, as database maintenance can be a headache.
November 15, 2024 at 6:09 PM
PaaS for moving quickly with high reliability. But now you are beholden to that service. I’d assume most go the PaaS route, as database maintenance can be a headache.
Containers+file/blob storage are less expensive. More expensive to maintain IMHO as you now have to do your own db maintenance.
November 15, 2024 at 6:08 PM
Containers+file/blob storage are less expensive. More expensive to maintain IMHO as you now have to do your own db maintenance.